Youngsville

Youngsville Life

KLFC Fall Celebration

Party

KLFC at Youngsville First United Methodist Church will host a Fall Celebration Party on Sunday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the backyard of the church. There will be hot dogs, other refreshments, a goodie bag, and games. For fun at no charge for all children ages 3 through those attending grade 8 are invited to attend. This is open to any in the community.

Questions call 563-4029; ask for Jane Balling, director

Fall Revival Services

The Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist Church on Rt. 27 will be having Revival Services on Oct. 26-30 (Wed.-Sun.) at 7 p.m. The evangelist is Rev. Joseph Smith from Portage, PA. The closing service on Sunday evening will be at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Second Harvest

Produce Express

Second Harvest Produce Express will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the Otterbein United Methodist Church in Pittsfield. Food will be given out promptly at 3:30 p.m. We will again be serving 100 families on a first come, first served basis. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Workers should arrive by 2 pm.

Irvine Presbyterian

Public Dinner

Irvine Presbyterian’s Public Donation Dinner is serving sauerkraut and pork, mash potatoes, applesauce, rolls, desert and drink. This is also known as the M and M Meal.

As you are well aware any organizational pattern needs funds to keep things growing beautifully thus the M for maintenance.

However, more important is the second M for missions. Here we are looking to build in-house monies to help those within our congregation, as well as local families meet the needs that arise from loss of health, unemployment, fixed incomes and unforeseen events and others. In recent days and years it has become clear that there are those close by that need our help.

Therefore as a Christ-centered church we have set a goal of providing once a quarter a Public Donation Dinner to meet our M and M goals. You are invited to come and enjoy our friendship and fellowship Public Donation dinner on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Irvine Church Rook Oviatt room.

Hessel Valley Lutheran Church Dinner

Annual Beef Stew Benefit Dinner will be held on Oct. 29. This dinner is being held to assist a local single father with raising a family and mounting medical expenses. Meal is a donation and take-out are available. Come and support this family and enjoy a meal.

Harvest Party at Miracle Mountain Ranch

Come join Miracle Mountain Ranch staff and students for a day of western activities for the whole family. This is a perfect event for youth groups, church groups, families, or individuals. We will have a variety of harvest games and activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, concessions, a cider press demonstration, a pie baking contest and auction, and more! Events will begin at 10 a.m. and wrap up at 5 p.m. (charge for half-hour trail rides, meal on a donation basis and there is no cost to attend)

Youngsville Borough

Leaf Pick Up Schedule

Youngsville Borough Leaf Pick- Up started Oct. 17. Thursday schedule is 3rd to 9th, Dillon, Division, North Main, Yucha, McGraw, Spring, Hillside and LaVerne. Friday, areas not completed on assigned days.

Rake leaves to the curb. Do not rake into the street. No stones. Bundle sticks and branches and pile separately.

WCCS Annual Senior

Class Spaghetti

Lasagna Dinner

Warren County Christian School in Youngsville invites you to join us in a “Tropical Paradise” for our annual Senior Class Spaghetti Lasagna Dinner. The dinner will take place on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 4:30 to 8 pm. Cost is a donation and all funds raised will help with the Senior Class Mission Trip in the spring of 2017. Reservations are not necessary, but can be made by calling the school at 563-4457. Take-out is also available.

If you would like to support the class but are unable to attend the dinner, you are welcome to send a donation to the school at 165 Mead Run Rd., Youngsville, PA 16371.

Fall Youth Retreat

Fall Youth Retreat will be held at Wesley Woods – Registration is Friday, Oct. 28 from 4 to 7 p.m. (includes buffet dinner) departure time is Sunday, Oct. 30 by 1 p.m. The cost is -$95/person (includes four teaching sessions) This retreat is opened to ages 6th through 12th grade (or 7th depending on how you divide your students) Airsoft and Zip line-$10 each extra (weather permitting)

Featured speaker is Joel Friend, who is a Youth Pastor at New Community Church in Wexford, PA. He grew up in Erie before graduating from Geneva College in 2008. Joel has been serving in Youth Ministry since 2007. He is married with two children. For registration go to mycircuitree.com/WesleyWoods/Registration or call 814-436-7802.

Halloween Events

in Youngsville

On Friday, Oct. 28, the Youngsville Elementary Middle School students will conduct their traditional Halloween parade at 1 p.m. The students will proceed on Second Street to the Evangelical United Methodist 3rd Street parking area, then students will return to YEMS.

Happenings at the Free Methodist Church at 179 Davis Street: Start your Saturday with a hot breakfast In the Joyfull Cafe on Oct. 29 at 7:30 am until 10 am. Choose from our breakfast menu or enjoy October’s breakfast special “Sausage Gravy and Biscuits.” Your donations support the youth projects.

Haunted Trail taking place on Saturday, Oct. 29 7 to 9:30 pm. Are you brave enough to walk the “Haunted Trail?” On Saturday at dark, the Trail will start at the pavilion behind the Youngsville High School and ends by the Free Methodist pavilion with hot chocolate by the fire.

Trunk or Treat

If you’re looking for a safe place for trick or treating on Halloween nightWe’ve got you covered! Come join the fun Halloween night, Monday, Oct. 31 from 6 to 8 pm at the church on Davis Street…Indoor trick or treating with candy, games, prizes, chili, popcorn and hot dogs.

Spooktacular Fun

for all ages

This is free public event. On Saturday, Oct. 29 Spooktacular Fun at St. Francis Church in Youngsville is having free food and fun for all ages, everyone is invited, 4:30 pumpkin carving, 5:30 goulash dinner, 6:30 haunted stories from the Bible followed by an ice scream social and a haunted lane. No costumes please, for more details Nancy 563-9491.

Halloween Party at

Youngsville Fire Hall

The Youngsville Fire Hall will hold a Halloween Party on Monday, Oct. 31 from 7 to 9 p.m., open to public.

Haunted House

Experience

The Youngsville Wrestling Team Boosters is creating a Haunted House experience at the Garland Fire Hall located at 31 Bailey Lane, Garland, . Dates are Oct. 27-29. On Oct. 27 the Haunted House will be small child friendly, hours 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. On Oct 28 and 29, the Haunted House will not be for young children hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Teens and adults only permitted. Cost is a donation. Come and a fun and scary adventure and support our youth.

Winter Wonderland

Craft Show

The Winter Wonderland Craft Show sponsored by the YFD Ladies Auxiliary will be Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Youngsville Fire Hall. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission. There will be 107 tables of crafts and food available. For information call 563-4042

A Message of Gratitude

The family of Jason Wyman would like to thank Barb Luce and the Saron Lutheran Church of Youngsville for pulling together a wonderful spaghetti dinner benefit. We can never thank them enough. We also want to pass along a heartfelt thank you to all who attended and donated as well. The support and generosity that everyone has shown means the world to us! Thank you and God bless! Sincerely, The Wyman family Jason, April, and Sydnie

Sale at the Rouse Home

Looking for a holiday gift? The Rouse Home Activity Department is having a Collective Goods (formerly known as Books are Fun) fundraiser at the Rouse on Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am to 4 pm. The fundraiser benefits the resident activity fund.

YHS Class of 1969

The Classmates of 1969 will be meeting for breakfast on Nov. 5 at Richard’s at 10 a.m. All classmates, spouses and friends invited. For more information contact Sandy Silvis at Facebook or Stella Walton at 563-4038.

Youngsville Public

Library Offers Help

to the Community

Due to the high demand for assistance with Medicare Open Enrollment in the Youngsville area, Youngsville Public Library has added an additional day to host Area on Aging personnel. Trained personnel will be available for free, private, one-on-one sessions at YPL on Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am to 5 pm and newly added Tuesday, Nov. 29 from noon to 5 pm (the Nov. 8 date is full).

“We are really glad to be able to partner with the Area Agency on Aging again this year and offer a meeting site for area residents who have Medicare questions and concerns,” said Library Director Kristy Wallace. “Area on Aging offers a great service by providing free assistance to people who either are newly applying for Medicare or to those who just want to make sure that their current needs are being properly met during the Open Enrollment time period. We’re glad that we can offer a private, local site here at the Youngsville Public Library and we look forward to continuing to team with Area on Aging in the years to come.”

Because session availability is limited and is on a first come-first served basis, be sure to call right away to reserve a time slot at Youngsville Library by contacting Elaine Krill at 723-3763 extension 123 (Area on Aging). If you are directed to voice mail, leave your name and phone number so that Elaine can get in touch with you.

You will need to bring the following items with you to your appointment: (1) your Medicare card, (2) a list of your prescription drugs, (3) dosage(s) for each drug, and (4) how often each drug is taken. If you also need to switch Advantage plans bring your current Advantage Plan information as well.

Open Job Fair

at Youngsville Public

Library

Need some extra holiday income? Or looking for a career in the home healthcare field? Stop by the free job fair being held at the Youngsville Public Library on Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 10 am to 2 pm. Both Career Concepts and HomeAides will be in attendance.

No appointment is necessary for this job fair. HomeAides provides job placements for people with all levels of homecare experience and Career Concepts have placements available ranging from light industrial work to manufacturing. Be sure to bring two valid forms of ID with you on Nov. 9 (such as a driver’s license and Social Security card). Questions contact Youngsville Public Library 563-7670.

Youngsville

Youngsville Life

KLFC Fall Celebration Party

KLFC at Youngsville First United Methodist Church will host a Fall Celebration Party on Sunday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the backyard of the church. There will be hot dogs, other refreshments, a goodie bag, and games. For fun at no charge for all children ages 3 through those attending grade 8 are invited to attend. This is open to any in the community.

Questions call 563-4029; ask for Jane Balling, director

Fall Revival Services

The Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist Church on Rt. 27 will be having Revival Services on Oct. 26-30 (Wed.-Sun.) at 7 p.m. The evangelist is Rev. Joseph Smith from Portage, PA. The closing service on Sunday evening will be at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Second Harvest

Produce Express

Second Harvest Produce Express will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the Otterbein United Methodist Church in Pittsfield. Food will be given out promptly at 3:30 p.m. We will again be serving 100 families on a first come, first served basis. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Workers should arrive by 2 pm.

Irvine Presbyterian

Public Dinner

Irvine Presbyterian’s Public Donation Dinner is serving sauerkraut and pork, mash potatoes, applesauce, rolls, desert and drink. This is also known as the M and M Meal.

As you are well aware any organizational pattern needs funds to keep things growing beautifully thus the M for maintenance.

However, more important is the second M for missions. Here we are looking to build in-house monies to help those within our congregation, as well as local families meet the needs that arise from loss of health, unemployment, fixed incomes and unforeseen events and others. In recent days and years it has become clear that there are those close by that need our help.

Therefore as a Christ-centered church we have set a goal of providing once a quarter a Public Donation Dinner to meet our M and M goals. You are invited to come and enjoy our friendship and fellowship Public Donation dinner on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Irvine Church Rook Oviatt room.

Hessel Valley Lutheran Church Dinner

Annual Beef Stew Benefit Dinner will be held on Oct. 29. This dinner is being held to assist a local single father with raising a family and mounting medical expenses. Meal is a donation and take-out are available. Come and support this family and enjoy a meal.

Harvest Party at Miracle Mountain Ranch

Come join Miracle Mountain Ranch staff and students for a day of western activities for the whole family. This is a perfect event for youth groups, church groups, families, or individuals. We will have a variety of harvest games and activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, concessions, a cider press demonstration, a pie baking contest and auction, and more! Events will begin at 10 a.m. and wrap up at 5 p.m. (charge for half-hour trail rides, meal on a donation basis and there is no cost to attend)

Youngsville Borough

Leaf Pick Up Schedule

Youngsville Borough Leaf Pick- Up started Oct. 17. Thursday schedule is 3rd to 9th, Dillon, Division, North Main, Yucha, McGraw, Spring, Hillside and LaVerne. Friday, areas not completed on assigned days.

Rake leaves to the curb. Do not rake into the street. No stones. Bundle sticks and branches and pile separately.

WCCS Annual Senior

Class Spaghetti

Lasagna Dinner

Warren County Christian School in Youngsville invites you to join us in a “Tropical Paradise” for our annual Senior Class Spaghetti Lasagna Dinner. The dinner will take place on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 4:30 to 8 pm. Cost is a donation and all funds raised will help with the Senior Class Mission Trip in the spring of 2017. Reservations are not necessary, but can be made by calling the school at 563-4457. Take-out is also available.

If you would like to support the class but are unable to attend the dinner, you are welcome to send a donation to the school at 165 Mead Run Rd., Youngsville, PA 16371.

Fall Youth Retreat

Fall Youth Retreat will be held at Wesley Woods – Registration is Friday, Oct. 28 from 4 to 7 p.m. (includes buffet dinner) departure time is Sunday, Oct. 30 by 1 p.m. The cost is -$95/person (includes four teaching sessions) This retreat is opened to ages 6th through 12th grade (or 7th depending on how you divide your students) Airsoft and Zip line-$10 each extra (weather permitting)

Featured speaker is Joel Friend, who is a Youth Pastor at New Community Church in Wexford, PA. He grew up in Erie before graduating from Geneva College in 2008. Joel has been serving in Youth Ministry since 2007. He is married with two children. For registration go to mycircuitree.com/WesleyWoods/Registration or call 814-436-7802.

Halloween Events

in Youngsville

On Friday, Oct. 28, the Youngsville Elementary Middle School students will conduct their traditional Halloween parade at 1 p.m. The students will proceed on Second Street to the Evangelical United Methodist 3rd Street parking area, then students will return to YEMS.

Happenings at the Free Methodist Church at 179 Davis Street: Start your Saturday with a hot breakfast In the Joyfull Cafe on Oct. 29 at 7:30 am until 10 am. Choose from our breakfast menu or enjoy October’s breakfast special “Sausage Gravy and Biscuits.” Your donations support the youth projects.

Haunted Trail taking place on Saturday, Oct. 29 7 to 9:30 pm. Are you brave enough to walk the “Haunted Trail?” On Saturday at dark, the Trail will start at the pavilion behind the Youngsville High School and ends by the Free Methodist pavilion with hot chocolate by the fire.

Trunk or Treat

If you’re looking for a safe place for trick or treating on Halloween nightWe’ve got you covered! Come join the fun Halloween night, Monday, Oct. 31 from 6 to 8 pm at the church on Davis Street…Indoor trick or treating with candy, games, prizes, chili, popcorn and hot dogs.

Spooktacular Fun

for all ages

This is free public event. On Saturday, Oct. 29 Spooktacular Fun at St. Francis Church in Youngsville is having free food and fun for all ages, everyone is invited, 4:30 pumpkin carving, 5:30 goulash dinner, 6:30 haunted stories from the Bible followed by an ice scream social and a haunted lane. No costumes please, for more details Nancy 563-9491.

Halloween Party at

Youngsville Fire Hall

The Youngsville Fire Hall will hold a Halloween Party on Monday, Oct. 31 from 7 to 9 p.m., open to public.

Haunted House

Experience

The Youngsville Wrestling Team Boosters is creating a Haunted House experience at the Garland Fire Hall located at 31 Bailey Lane, Garland, . Dates are Oct. 27-29. On Oct. 27 the Haunted House will be small child friendly, hours 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. On Oct 28 and 29, the Haunted House will not be for young children hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Teens and adults only permitted. Cost is a donation. Come and a fun and scary adventure and support our youth.

Winter Wonderland

Craft Show

The Winter Wonderland Craft Show sponsored by the YFD Ladies Auxiliary will be Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Youngsville Fire Hall. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission. There will be 107 tables of crafts and food available. For information call 563-4042

A Message of Gratitude

The family of Jason Wyman would like to thank Barb Luce and the Saron Lutheran Church of Youngsville for pulling together a wonderful spaghetti dinner benefit. We can never thank them enough. We also want to pass along a heartfelt thank you to all who attended and donated as well. The support and generosity that everyone has shown means the world to us! Thank you and God bless! Sincerely, The Wyman family Jason, April, and Sydnie

Sale at the Rouse Home

Looking for a holiday gift? The Rouse Home Activity Department is having a Collective Goods (formerly known as Books are Fun) fundraiser at the Rouse on Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am to 4 pm. The fundraiser benefits the resident activity fund.

YHS Class of 1969

The Classmates of 1969 will be meeting for breakfast on Nov. 5 at Richard’s at 10 a.m. All classmates, spouses and friends invited. For more information contact Sandy Silvis at Facebook or Stella Walton at 563-4038.

Youngsville Public

Library Offers Help

to the Community

Due to the high demand for assistance with Medicare Open Enrollment in the Youngsville area, Youngsville Public Library has added an additional day to host Area on Aging personnel. Trained personnel will be available for free, private, one-on-one sessions at YPL on Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am to 5 pm and newly added Tuesday, Nov. 29 from noon to 5 pm (the Nov. 8 date is full).

“We are really glad to be able to partner with the Area Agency on Aging again this year and offer a meeting site for area residents who have Medicare questions and concerns,” said Library Director Kristy Wallace. “Area on Aging offers a great service by providing free assistance to people who either are newly applying for Medicare or to those who just want to make sure that their current needs are being properly met during the Open Enrollment time period. We’re glad that we can offer a private, local site here at the Youngsville Public Library and we look forward to continuing to team with Area on Aging in the years to come.”

Because session availability is limited and is on a first come-first served basis, be sure to call right away to reserve a time slot at Youngsville Library by contacting Elaine Krill at 723-3763 extension 123 (Area on Aging). If you are directed to voice mail, leave your name and phone number so that Elaine can get in touch with you.

You will need to bring the following items with you to your appointment: (1) your Medicare card, (2) a list of your prescription drugs, (3) dosage(s) for each drug, and (4) how often each drug is taken. If you also need to switch Advantage plans bring your current Advantage Plan information as well.

Open Job Fair

at Youngsville Public

Library

Need some extra holiday income? Or looking for a career in the home healthcare field? Stop by the free job fair being held at the Youngsville Public Library on Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 10 am to 2 pm. Both Career Concepts and HomeAides will be in attendance.

No appointment is necessary for this job fair. HomeAides provides job placements for people with all levels of homecare experience and Career Concepts have placements available ranging from light industrial work to manufacturing. Be sure to bring two valid forms of ID with you on Nov. 9 (such as a driver’s license and Social Security card). Questions contact Youngsville Public Library 563-7670.

Outdoor

Youngsville Life

Fall Revival Services

The Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist Church on Rt. 27 will be having Revival Services on October 26-30 (Wednesday-Sunday) at 7 p.m. The Evangelist is Rev. Joseph Smith from Portage. The closing service on Sunday evening will be at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Second Harvest Produce Express

Second Harvest Produce Express will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at the Otterbein United Methodist Church in Pittsfield. Food will be given- out promptly at 3:30 p.m. We will again be serving 100 families on a first-come, first-serve basis. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Workers please arrive by 2:00 pm.

Irvine Presbyterian Public Dinner

Irvine Presbyterian’s Public Donation Dinner is serving Sauerkraut & Pork, Mash Potatoes, Applesauce, rolls, desert and drink. This is also known as the M and M Meal.

As you are well aware any organizational pattern needs funds to keep things growing beautifully thus the M for maintenance.

However, more important is the second M for missions. Here we are looking to build in-house monies to help those within our congregation, as well as local families meet the needs that arise from loss of health, unemployment, fixed incomes and unforeseen events and others. In recent days and years it has become clear that there are those close by that need our help.

Therefore as a Christ centered church we have set a goal of providing once a quarter a Public Donation Dinner to meet our M and M goals. You are invited to come and enjoy our friendship and fellowship Public Donation dinner on Thursday, Oct. 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Irvine Church Rook Oviatt room.

Benefit Spaghetti Dinner

The Congregational Life Committee of Saron Lutheran Church is sponsoring a benefit spaghetti dinner to help defray medical expenses incurred by Jason Wyman. Jason was in an accident a few years ago and his injuries, from that accident, continue to give him medical problems.

The dinner is on Sunday, October 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. and the cost is only a donation. Remember we are handicap accessible to our basement dining.

Hessel Valley Lutheran Church Dinner

Annual Beef Stew Benefit Dinner will be held on Oct. 29. This dinner is being held to assists a local single father with raising a family and mounting medical expenses. Meal is a donation and take out are available. Please come and support this family and enjoy a great meal.

Harvest Party at Miracle Mountain Ranch

Fall colors have begun to flourish around the Ranch as cooler weather turns the mountainside into a masterpiece of yellow and orange. There is no doubt that Fall in Northwestern Pennsylvania is special.

Come join Miracle Mountain Ranch staff and students for a day of western activities for the whole family. This is a perfect event for youth groups, church groups, families, or individuals. We will have a variety of harvest games and activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, concessions, a cider press demonstration, a pie baking contest and auction, and more! Events will begin at 10:00 a.m. and wrap up at 5 p.m. (1/2 hr. Trail rides $8; meal on a donation basis and there is no cost to attend)

Youngsville Public Library News and Upcoming Events

Fundraising event at DQ

Be sure to swing by the Youngsville Dairy Queen on Monday, Oct. 24, from 5 to 7 p.m. and help the Brokenstraw Valley Fund (BVF) during this local fundraiser. The Brokenstraw Valley Fund is a non-profit organization that was established to benefit residents and organizations in the Brokenstraw Valley area, you can find out more information about the organization’s goals, benchmarks, and progress thus far at OurBVF.org.

A special thank you to the Youngsville Dairy Queen for supporting the Brokenstraw Valley Fund’s efforts by pledging a portion of all their sales from drive thru, carry out, and cake sales during the hours of 5-7 pm, on October 24th. What a great reason to take a night off from cooking and/or to treat yourself to a dessert and ultimately help your community at the same time.

Free Job Fair at Library

Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Youngsville Public Library will be hosting a Job Fair sponsored by Home Aides and Career Concepts. No appointment is necessary for this job fair. Home Aides provides job placements for people with all levels of homecare experience and Career Concepts have placements available ranging from light industrial work to manufacturing. Be sure to bring two valid forms of ID with you on November 9 (such as a driver’s license and social security card). Questions contact Youngsville Public Library (814) 563-7670.

Free health insurance assistance at library

If you recently loss your healthcare coverage and/or are unsure of your options for getting health insurance plans for family members you should schedule a one-on-one session with a Multicultural Community Resource Center (MCRC) representative (based out of Erie) who will be assisting individuals at both the Youngsville Public Library and Sugar Grove Free Library on Wednesday, October 26th and Wednesday, November 16th.

New health care laws require that everyone have health insurance. And if you do not have health insurance, you may have to pay a fine when you file your income taxes for 2016. The MCRC offers assistance navigating the Marketplace, sometimes called Obamacare, which is a site where individuals and families can go to purchase qualified health insurance plans if needed. Most people that enroll in a Marketplace health insurance plan qualify for cost savings programs that can lower their monthly premiums and out of pocket costs.

Depending on household size and income, you might be eligible for a state program that offers free or low-cost coverage for you and your family. In most states, the programs are called Medicaid or the Children’s health Insurance Program (CHIP). Since Pennsylvania has expanded their medical Assistance Program (Medicaid) most individuals with low income will now qualify. There is no deadline for applying for Medicaid and CHIP but the Marketplace Open Enrollment starts November 1 – January 31 each year.

If you would like to learn more, schedule an appointment at either Youngsville Public Library (YPL) or Sugar Grove Free Library (SGFL). Brochures and additional FAQ information will be available at both libraries. The MCRC representative will be at YPL from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm both Wednesday, October 26th & Wednesday, November 16th and will be at SGFL from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm both days. Please remember to bring proof of income or last year’s income tax paperwork with you and the social security number of each individual that will be applying for health insurance. Call Sugar Grove Free Library (814) 489-7872 or Youngsville Public Library (814) 563-7670 with questions and/or to schedule a private appointment.

Free Medicare Open Enrollment Help at Youngsville Public Library

Medicare Open Enrollment is occurring now and you can sign-up for free one-on-one assistance at the Youngsville Public Library on either Tuesday, November 8th from Noon-5:00 pm or Wednesday, November 27th from 10 am – 5 pm. Youngsville Public Library is partnering with Experience, Inc. (Area on Aging) by providing a site for private one-on-one sessions with trained personnel regarding Medicare and Medicare D plans. It doesn’t matter if you are a new enrollee or if you already have a plan and just want to be sure you’re taking advantage of the best options for you; you are still eligible for free help.

Because session availability is limited and is on a first come-first served basis, be sure to call right away to reserve a timeslot at Youngsville Library by contacting Elaine Krill at (814) 723-3763 extension 123 (Area on Aging). If you are directed to voice mail, please leave your name and phone number so that Elaine can get in touch with you.

You will need to bring the following items with you to your appointment: (1) your Medicare card, (2) a list of your prescription drugs, (3) dosage(s) for each drug, and (4) how often each drug is taken. If you also need to switch Advantage Plans please bring your current Advantage Plan information as well. To schedule a timeslot for either date call Elaine Krill at (814) 723-3763 extension 123, for general questions contact Youngsville Library (814) 563-7670.

Library Angel Tree Fundraiser

Become a “Library Angel” from Friday, November 4th-Wednesday, December 21st at the Youngsville Library. The YPL “Library Angel” tree is filled with ornaments listing basic items (and their various costs) that are needed at YPL (i.e. stamps, light bulbs, copy paper, office supplies). Make a donation and receive a Library Angel ornament to place back on the tree. Donors are listed in the Times Observer and can be made in honor of an individual or in memory

IPad/IPhone basics for Seniors

IPad/IPhone basics for Seniors class will be offered at Youngsville Public Library on Tuesday, October 25th from 6:00- 7 p.m.; class is free, but seating is limited; call 563-7670 to reserve a space.

Youngsville Eagles Sport Boosters Fundraiser

Youngsville Eagles Sport Boosters 1st Annual Wine tasting Event is being held at the Youngsville Fire Hall on Saturday, October 22, 2016 from 2- 6 p.m. Advanced Tickets are $10 per person and $15 at the door. To Purchase tickets, please call 688-6978. Complimentary Wine Glasses to the first 300 People. This event is sponsored by Olewine Financial Group; Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services and Country Fair. Wineries that will present will be Allegheny Winery; Twisted Vine; Courtyard Winery Shadow Winery; Wapiti Ridge Winery and Deer Creek Winery. Vendors being represented will be Wildtree; Kar & Cher Creations; Sweet Sarah’s Kettle Korn; Pierce’s Kitchen Creations; do Terra Essential Oils; A& M Tickets Usborne Books& More; Scentsy; Thirty-one; Lula Rue; Tupperware; Pure Honey ( Ben Rouse) and Delong Enterprise. Please come and join us, visit with friends and support our local teams.

Youngsville Borough Leaf Pick Up Schedule

Youngsville Borough Leaf Pick- Up is starting Monday October 17th. Monday’s streets are the following: Railroad, E. Main, Davis, College, Orchard, Oak and Church. Tuesday’s: Woodard, Poplar, Ford, IOOF, Marsh, Bates and Pleasant. Wednesday’s schedule is Brown Hill, Water, Mill, Highland, Second, W. Main, Old Pittsfield, High, Broad, Beckenwood and Sonia. Thursday schedule is 3rd to 9th, Dillon, Division , North Main, Yucha, McGraw, Spring, Hillside and LaVerne. Friday, Areas not completed on assigned days. Please rake leaves to the curb. Do not rake into the street. Please, no stones. Bundle sticks and branches and pile separately.

WCCS Annual Senior Class Spaghetti Lasagna Dinner

Warren County Christian School in Youngsville invites you to join us in a “Tropical Paradise” for our annual Senior Class Spaghetti Lasagna Dinner. The dinner will take place on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 4:30 to 8 p.m.. Cost is a donation and all funds raised will help with the Senior Class Mission Trip in the spring of 2017. Reservations are not necessary, but can be made by calling the school at 563-4457. Take-out is also available. If you would like to support the class but are unable to attend the dinner, you are welcome to send a donation to the school at 165 Mead Run Rd., Youngsville 16371.

Open House Birthday Party

Open House for Pastor Ray Forstrom’s 90th birthday is from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, at Bear Lutheran Church’s Educational Building located at Junction of Rt.6 and Rt. 958. If you have any questions call me at 489-3801

Fall Youth Retreat

Fall Youth Retreat will be held at Wesley Woods – Registration is Friday, October 28th 4-7pm (includes buffet dinner) departure time is Sunday, October 30th by 1:00pm. The Cost is -$95/person (includes 4 teaching sessions) This retreat is opened to Ages-6th-12th grade (or 7th depending on how you divide your students) Airsoft and Zip line-$10 each extra (weather permitting) Autumn Experience:

Here is your chance to get away from the daily struggles in your life and find some space-to think, to rest, to meet others trying to connect faith to life, or just for some silence. Enjoy time to catch up with God and yourself. Featured Speaker: Joel Friend is a Youth Pastor at New Community Church in Wexford, PA. He grew up in Erie, PA before graduating from Geneva College in 2008. Joel has been serving in Youth Ministry since 2007. He is married with two children. For registration go to mycircuitree.com/WesleyWoods/Registration or Call 814-436-7802.

Halloween Events in Youngsville

Pumpkin Decorating and Carving Contest

On Friday, Oct. 28, the Youngsville Elementary Middle School students will conduct their traditional Halloween parade at 1 p.m. The students will proceed on Second Street to the Evangelical United Methodist 3rd Street parking area, then students will return to YEMS.

SPOOKTACULAR FUN

This is free public event! On Saturday, Oct. 29 SPOOKTACULAR FUN at ST. Francis Church in Youngsville. Free food and fun for all ages, everyone is invited, 4:30 pumpkin carving, 5:30 Goulash dinner, 6:30 haunted stories from the Bible followed by and ice scream social and a haunted lane! No costumes please. For more details Nancy 563-9491

Haunted Trail

Saturday, October 29th at dusk, the youth of the Free Methodist Church on Davis Street will be having a Haunted Trail. The Trail will start at the pavilion behind the High School and ends on the grounds of the Free Methodist Church on Davis Street. Join us at dusk for a thrilling evening.

Trunk or Treat

On Monday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Youngsville Free Methodist Church. A safe family -friendly environment. Join us for a night of Fun for the whole Family. Food, Candy, Games & Prizes.

Halloween Party at Youngsville Fire Hall

At the Youngsville Fire Hall will hold a Halloween Party on Monday, Oct. 31, from 7 to 9 p.m., open to public.

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Irvine Presbyterian

Public Dinner

Irvine Presbyterian’s Public Donation Dinner is serving sauerkraut and pork, mashed potatoes, applesauce, rolls, dessert and drink. This is also known as the M and M Meal.

As you are well aware any organizational pattern needs funds to keep things growing beautifully thus the M for maintenance.

However, more important is the second M for missions. Here we are looking to build in-house monies to help those within our congregation, as well as local families meet the needs that arise from loss of health, unemployment, fixed incomes and unforeseen events and others. In recent days and years it has become clear that there are those close by that need our help.

Therefore as a Christ centered church we have set a goal of providing once a quarter a Public Donation Dinner to meet our M and M goals. You are invited to come and enjoy our friendship and fellowship Public Donation dinner on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Irvine Church Rook Oviatt room.

Benefit Spaghetti

Dinner

The Congregational Life Committee of Saron Lutheran Church is sponsoring a benefit spaghetti dinner to help defray medical expenses incurred by Jason Wyman. Jason was in an accident a few years ago and his injuries from that accident continue to give him medical problems.

The dinner is on Sunday, Oct. 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. and the cost is only a donation. Remember we are handicap accessible to our basement dining

Hessel Valley Lutheran

Church Dinner

Annual Beef Stew Benefit Dinner will be held on Oct. 29. This dinner is being held to assists a local single father with raising a family and mounting medical expenses. Meal is a donation and take-outs are available. Come and support this family and enjoy a great meal.

Biennial Triple Bloom

Just around the corner is the 10th Biennial “Triple Bloom” event, sponsored by the Warren Garden Club, is Thursday, Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Warren. The day is packed with three well-known guest speakers, food, door prizes, and raffles.

Ticket price includes coffee, tea, and pastries from 9-10 am; two guest speakers from 10-noon; a catered lunch, provided on-site; followed by the afternoon speaker, door prize drawings, and raffle winners.

Morning speaker, florist Dan Vaughn, is from State College and will be presenting the program “Plaids, Pods, Pumpkins, and Posies” followed by motivational speaker Bill Rose’s insights on the topic of Mind Power. The afternoon speaker is nationally renowned floral designer Tony Tedesco from Stowe, Mass.

Cost per ticket is $35; limited number of tickets will be sold. For ticket information, call Connie Lucia (63-7112) or Lou Ann Lauger (563-3566); additional information and fliers are also available at the Youngsville Public Library.

Harvest Party

Come join Miracle Mountain Ranch staff and students for a day of western activities for the whole family. This is a perfect event for youth groups, church groups, families, or individuals. We will have a variety of harvest games and activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, concessions, a cider press demonstration, a pie baking contest and auction, and more. Events will begin at 10 a.m. and wrap up at 5 p.m. (fee for half-hour trail rides; meal on a donation basis and there is no cost to attend)

Medicare Open

Enrollment help

at Library

If you need help navigating Medicare plan comparisons and Medicare Part D before the open enrollment deadline, be sure to schedule a one-on-one session at the Youngsville Public Library for either Tuesday, Nov. 8 from noon- 5: pm or Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am – 5 pm.

Youngsville Public Library is partnering with Experience, Inc. (Area on Aging) by providing a site of private one-on-one sessions with trained personnel regarding Medicare and Medicare D plans. It doesn’t matter if you are a new enrollee or if you already have a plan and just want to be sure you’re taking advantage of the best options for you; you are still eligible for free help.

Session availability is limited and is on a first come-first served basis, so be sure to call right away to reserve a time slot at Youngsville Library by contacting Elaine Krill at 723-3763 extension 123 (Area on Aging). If you are directed to voice mail, leave your name and phone number so that Elaine can get in touch with you; for general questions contact Youngsville Library 563-7670.

You will need to bring the following items with you to your appointment: (1) your Medicare card, (2) a list of your prescription drugs, (3) dosage(s) for each drug, and (4) how often each drug is taken. If you also need to switch Advantage Plans bring your current Advantage Plan information as well.

Free Job Fair

at Library

Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 10 am – 2 pm the Youngsville Public Library will be hosting a Job Fair sponsored by HomeAides and Career Concepts located in Corry. No appointment is necessary for this job fair as walk-ins are welcomed and encouraged.

HomeAides has job placements available for individuals with various levels of homecare experience and the ability to travel to Warren, Sugar Grove, and Youngsville. Career Concepts has placements available for light industrial work, shop, manufacturing, and other areas. But any interested job seekers are encouraged to attend.

Bring two valid forms of ID with you on Nov. 9 (such as a driver’s license and Social Security card). Questions contact Youngsville Public Library 563-7670.

Youngsville Eagles

Sport Boosters Benefit

Youngsville Eagles Sport Boosters first wine-tasting event is being held at the Youngsville Fire Hall on Sunday, Oct. 22, from 2- 6 p.m.

Advanced tickets are $10 per person and $15 at the door. To purchase tickets, call 688-6978. Complimentary wine glasses to the first 300 people. This event is sponsored by Olewine Financial Group; Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services and Country Fair.

Wineries that will present will be Allegheny Winery; Twisted Vine; Courtyard Winery Shadow Winery; Wapiti Ridge Winery and Deer Creek Winery.

Vendors being represented will be Wildtree; Kar & Cher Creations; Swee Sarah’s Kettle Korn; Pierce’s Kitchen Creations; do Terra Essential Oils; A & M Tickets Usborne Books & More; Scentsy; Thirty-one; Lula Rue; Tupperware; Pure Honey ( Ben Rouse) and Delong Enterprise.

Come and join us, visit with friends and support our local teams.

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Irvine Presbyterian Public Dinner

Irvine Presbyterian’s Public Donation Dinner is serving sauerkraut and pork, mashed potatoes, applesauce, rolls, dessert and drink. This is also known as the M and M Meal.

As you are well aware any organizational pattern needs funds to keep things growing beautifully thus the M for maintenance.

However, more important is the second M for missions. Here we are looking to build in-house monies to help those within our congregation, as well as local families meet the needs that arise from loss of health, unemployment, fixed incomes and unforeseen events and others. In recent days and years it has become clear that there are those close by that need our help.

Therefore as a Christ centered church we have set a goal of providing once a quarter a Public Donation Dinner to meet our M and M goals. You are invited to come and enjoy our friendship and fellowship Public Donation dinner on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Irvine Church Rook Oviatt room.

Benefit Spaghetti

Dinner

The Congregational Life Committee of Saron Lutheran Church is sponsoring a benefit spaghetti dinner to help defray medical expenses incurred by Jason Wyman. Jason was in an accident a few years ago and his injuries from that accident continue to give him medical problems.

The dinner is on Sunday, Oct. 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. and the cost is only a donation. Remember we are handicap accessible to our basement dining

Hessel Valley Lutheran

Church Dinner

Annual Beef Stew Benefit Dinner will be held on Oct. 29. This dinner is being held to assists a local single father with raising a family and mounting medical expenses. Meal is a donation and take-outs are available. Come and support this family and enjoy a great meal.

Biennial Triple Bloom

Just around the corner is the 10th Biennial “Triple Bloom” event, sponsored by the Warren Garden Club, is Thursday, Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Warren. The day is packed with three well-known guest speakers, food, door prizes, and raffles.

Ticket price includes coffee, tea, and pastries from 9-10 am; two guest speakers from 10-noon; a catered lunch, provided on-site; followed by the afternoon speaker, door prize drawings, and raffle winners.

Morning speaker, florist Dan Vaughn, is from State College and will be presenting the program “Plaids, Pods, Pumpkins, and Posies” followed by motivational speaker Bill Rose’s insights on the topic of Mind Power. The afternoon speaker is nationally renowned floral designer Tony Tedesco from Stowe, Mass.

Cost per ticket is $35; limited number of tickets will be sold. For ticket information, call Connie Lucia (63-7112) or Lou Ann Lauger (563-3566); additional information and fliers are also available at the Youngsville Public Library.

Harvest Party

Come join Miracle Mountain Ranch staff and students for a day of western activities for the whole family. This is a perfect event for youth groups, church groups, families, or individuals. We will have a variety of harvest games and activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, concessions, a cider press demonstration, a pie baking contest and auction, and more. Events will begin at 10 a.m. and wrap up at 5 p.m. (fee for half-hour trail rides; meal on a donation basis and there is no cost to attend)

Medicare Open

Enrollment help

at Library

If you need help navigating Medicare plan comparisons and Medicare Part D before the open enrollment deadline, be sure to schedule a one-on-one session at the Youngsville Public Library for either Tuesday, Nov. 8 from noon- 5: pm or Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 10 am – 5 pm.

Youngsville Public Library is partnering with Experience, Inc. (Area on Aging) by providing a site of private one-on-one sessions with trained personnel regarding Medicare and Medicare D plans. It doesn’t matter if you are a new enrollee or if you already have a plan and just want to be sure you’re taking advantage of the best options for you; you are still eligible for free help.

Session availability is limited and is on a first come-first served basis, so be sure to call right away to reserve a time slot at Youngsville Library by contacting Elaine Krill at 723-3763 extension 123 (Area on Aging). If you are directed to voice mail, leave your name and phone number so that Elaine can get in touch with you; for general questions contact Youngsville Library 563-7670.

You will need to bring the following items with you to your appointment: (1) your Medicare card, (2) a list of your prescription drugs, (3) dosage(s) for each drug, and (4) how often each drug is taken. If you also need to switch Advantage Plans bring your current Advantage Plan information as well.

Free Job Fair

at Library

Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 10 am – 2 pm the Youngsville Public Library will be hosting a Job Fair sponsored by HomeAides and Career Concepts located in Corry. No appointment is necessary for this job fair as walk-ins are welcomed and encouraged.

HomeAides has job placements available for individuals with various levels of homecare experience and the ability to travel to Warren, Sugar Grove, and Youngsville. Career Concepts has placements available for light industrial work, shop, manufacturing, and other areas. But any interested job seekers are encouraged to attend.

Bring two valid forms of ID with you on Nov. 9 (such as a driver’s license and Social Security card). Questions contact Youngsville Public Library 563-7670.

Youngsville Eagles

Sport Boosters Benefit

Youngsville Eagles Sport Boosters first wine-tasting event is being held at the Youngsville Fire Hall on Sunday, Oct. 22, from 2- 6 p.m.

Advanced tickets are $10 per person and $15 at the door. To purchase tickets, call 688-6978. Complimentary wine glasses to the first 300 people. This event is sponsored by Olewine Financial Group; Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services and Country Fair.

Wineries that will present will be Allegheny Winery; Twisted Vine; Courtyard Winery Shadow Winery; Wapiti Ridge Winery and Deer Creek Winery.

Vendors being represented will be Wildtree; Kar & Cher Creations; Swee Sarah’s Kettle Korn; Pierce’s Kitchen Creations; do Terra Essential Oils; A & M Tickets Usborne Books & More; Scentsy; Thirty-one; Lula Rue; Tupperware; Pure Honey ( Ben Rouse) and Delong Enterprise.

Come and join us, visit with friends and support our local teams.

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Free Methodist Church Happenings

Youth & Missions Breakfast Fundraiser is served starting Saturday, Oct. 29. Come for a hot breakfast and support the youth with your donations.

Weekly Activates, Monday: Small Groups: All in (6 p.m.); Boy Scouts Pack 30 Meeting (6 p.m.); Haunted Trail Planning and Walk Thru (6 p.m.); Tuesday: Small Group: Basics (6 p.m.); Prayer Meeting (6 p.m.); Girl Scouts (6-7 p.m.); Wednesday: JoyFull Cafe Community Meal (5 p.m.); Small Group: James-A Faith That’s Real (6 p.m.); PowerHouse (6-7 p.m.); Thursday: Fuel Youth Group (6:30-8:30 p.m.); Sunday on October 2: Worship Service (9:30 a.m.). All children and youth activities follow the Warren County School District calendar.

Miracle Mountain Upcoming Events

Ladies Retreat October 7-9: Indoor or outdoor activities including hiking, trail rides, spa night

Harvest Party October 22. Come and join us for an afternoon of western activities for the whole family at Miracle Mountain Ranch. . Enjoy a variety of harvest games, activities, snacks, Try a Truck or Tractor (let your kids climb on equipment), Cowboy Campfire (wood branding and peach cobbler), a blacksmithing demonstration, hayrides, trail rides (pony rides for ages 7 and under), pony cart rides, a cider press demonstration and more.

Events begin at 10:00 a.m. and wrap up at 5:00 p.m More details at www.mmrm.org More details or register online at www.mmrm.org.

Saron Lutheran Church

Saron Lutheran Church is having their semi-annual sale Thursday, Oct. 6 and Friday, October7 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Baked goods will be available beginning at 8 am on Thursday until they are gone. Saturday, October 8, the sale begins at 8 am with the usual $1 per bag and concluding at noon.

Plan to come to Saron and see what interesting things you can find from an estate sale and other donated items. Also there are always yummy baked goods available. See you at Saron Lutheran Church on West Main Street!

Benefit Spaghetti Dinner

The Congregational Life Committee of Saron Lutheran Church is sponsoring a benefit spaghetti dinner to help defray medical expenses incurred by Jason Wyman. Jason was in an accident a few years ago and his injuries, from that accident, continue to give him medical problems.

The dinner is on Sunday, October 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. and the cost is only a donation. Remember we are handicap accessible to our basement dining

Coats for Kids

Again this year, The Knight of Columbus have generously offered to purchase coats for children need one for children at Youngsville, Eisenhower and Tidioute Schools. If you are aware of a child that needs assistance contact the Guidance Counselors at each school. Preschools may contact Love INC. office directly at 563-3394.

What’s New at the Youngsville Public Library

Fall is a great time for snuggling up with a good book, magazine, or catching up on the DVDs that you were just too busy to watch during the summer and Youngsville Public Library has a great selection of “good reads” and DVDs to choose from. YPL has a wide selection of large print books available; just a few of the newest large print additions include: James Patterson’s “Bullseye” and “Burn”, “One Texas Cowboy Too Many” by Carolyn Brown, and Denise Swanson’s “Murder of an Open Book” and “Between a Book and a Hard Place.” If you prefer regular print books or the genre of Christian fiction, YPL can help as they continually add new mysteries, romance, thrillers, and Christian fiction to their shelves each month. If you’re more inclined to listen to an audio book while driving or doing chores around the house, then you might be interested in the newest David Rosenfelt audio books like “Unleashed,” “Open and Shut”, and “New Tricks” or “Billy the Kid” by Michael Wallis.

Recent additions to YPL’s DVD selection include: The Newsroom (seasons 1-3), House of Cards (seasons 1-3), American Gangster, The Hateful Eight, and Blu-Ray/DVD combos Jupiter Ascending, Tammy, Bridesmaids, and The Raven. Also, thanks in large part to donations from our patrons YPL has a large selection of magazines to choose from, over 80 titles. If you enjoy hunting, cooking, travel, gardening, photography, fashion, family fun activities, and nature or something else, chances are YPL has a magazine that would interest you. Youngsville Library business hours are Monday & Tuesday Noon – 7:30, Wednesday 10-5, & Friday Noon-4.

Tickets available for 10th Biennial Triple Bloom

Just around the corner is the 10th Biennial “Triple Bloom” event, sponsored by the Warren Garden Club, is Thursday, October 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Warren. The day is packed with three well-known guest-speakers, food, door prizes, and raffles.

Ticket price includes coffee, tea, and pastries from 9-10 a.m.; two guest speakers from 10 a.m. to noon; a catered lunch, provided on-site; followed by the afternoon speaker, door prize drawings, and raffle winners. Morning speaker, florist Dan Vaughn, is from State College and will be presenting the program “Plaids, Pods, Pumpkins, and Posies” followed by motivational speaker Bill Rose’s unique insights on the topic of Mind Power. The afternoon speaker is Nationally Renowned Floral Designer Tony Tedesco from Stowe, Massachusetts. Mr. Tedesco is a sought after lecturer and designer with a long resume of accomplishments in the floral world.

Cost per ticket is $35; limited number of tickets will be sold. For ticket information, please call: Connie Lucia (814-563-7112) or Lou Ann Lauger (814-563-3566); additional information and fliers are also available at the Youngsville Public Library.

Sports Boosters’ Wine Tasting

Youngsville Eagles Sport Boosters 1st Annual Wine tasting Event is being held at the Youngsville Fire Hall on Sunday, October 22, 2016 from 2- 6 p.m. Advanced Tickets are $10 per person and $15 at the door. To Purchase tickets, please call 688-6978. Complimentary Wine Glasses to the first 300 People. This event is sponsored by Olewine Financial Group; Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Services and Country Fair. Wineries that will present will be Allegheny Winery; Twisted Vine; Courtyard Winery Shadow Winery; Wapiti Ridge Winery and Deer Creek Winery. Vendors being represented will be Wildtree; Kar & Cher Creations; Swee Sarah’s Kettle Korn; Pierce’s Kitchen Creations; do Terra Essential Oils; A& M Tickets Usborne Books& More; Scentsy; Thirty-one; Lula Rue; Tupperware; Pure Honey ( Ben Rouse) and Delong Enterprise. Please come and join us, visit with friends and support our local teams.

1971 dinner/dance

It was like ‘Footloose’ Saturday night at the Youngsville Alumni Dinner Dance. And did everyone have a great time! Great food, stories, laughs, a rockin band and three rooms of 300 attending.

It was the most successful in the six years the Class of 1971 signed up to organize the event. The group worked to build funds to host the event for YHS Alumni. With Spaghetti dinners, and basket raffle the group raised funds to rent a facility and contract a live band. Going from a deficit to a success, the years of hosting to a success, the committee would like to say a special ‘Thanks’ to YHS attending class reunions, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981 and to many other attending mixed YHS alumni.

Plans are already being made for next year. Alumni Coming Home Events are the first weekend in October, with next year’s alumni date, October 7, 2017. Class reunions interested in attending or information contact Kathy, 814-489-3535 or Becky, 814-563-4791. You can make your reservations now. Come live through your Youngsville High School memories and remember always, GO EAGLES!